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Utah Fintech Founder Tim Pranger Named Rising Star at National Credit Union Awards

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Appli Founder & CEO Tim Pranger has been named Technology-Provider Rising Star at the 2026 Credit Union Times Luminaries Awards. Appli's AI-powered calculators now serve 30 credit unions, surpassing $2B in member calculations with a 15% conversion rate without collecting personal data.

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